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Blackhawks GM Kyle Davidson gets 100 % real about Connor Beddard’s contract conversations

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Chicago Black Hook General Manager Kyle Davidson talked about Conor BeddardHolding talks. The Calder Trophy Prize winner in Hawks is in the last year of his three -year rising contract. It is qualified to sign an extension from July 1, but both sides did not generate a deal.

On Friday, Davidson told the media that there is no concern. He explained that the team and the player want the same result.

“Nothing we are working on now, but Connor mentioned it and I will say it: I have no concern about the place you are heading to,” said Davidson via Charlie Romluets on X.

“He wants to be here for a long time, we want it for a long time, we’ll achieve it.”

Bidard is already the best young player in Chicago. He scored 61 points in his rising general despite the injury. Last season, he played all 82 games and was 67 points. Therefore, show the capabilities he holds. In the next few seasons, if Blackhawks Management has built a competitive team around him, it may take a big jump.

Earlier on Tuesday, Connor Beddard also talked about his position with hawks. He said that the talks are not stressful for him, and that both sides are comfortable to progress.

Bidard said: “Nothing is crazy, we are both comfortable for the place we are. They know that I want to be there; I know they want me. So, I am not very much, and I only think when that happens, that will happen.”

So, at the present time, Bedard wants to focus on hockey playing this season. The 2025-26 season will start in less than a month.

Connor Beddard took lessons from the second year season

Earlier this month, while speaking to the media during NHL And Pa’s American Player Media Tour, Connor Bedard talked about his opinion. He said he learned a lot from the first full NHL season 82 games.

Thus, the biggest thing for him is to find balance.

Bidard said via Nhl.com: “I was affected by my emerging (39 games),” Bidard said via Nhl.com.

“The best players in NHL, they will not be the best in each game, but they are most games, so this is something that will really help me.”

In the 2025-26 season, the new coach Jeff Blashel will lead the group. Therefore, he and Kunor Beddard will aim to improve after hawks missed the qualifiers for five consecutive years.